Rock star vibes: Sky home is ‘bold, luxurious, and unapologetically different'
The party pad on the Gold Coast is described by Smith & Co director Shannon Smith as having rock star edge with its bold industrial styling.
'This isn't your typical white-on-white coastal apartment,' said Mr Smith.
'It's been designed for someone who wants to make a statement — it's bold, luxurious, and unapologetically different.'
The boutique Broadwater sub-penthouse at 6/446 Marine Pde, Biggera Waters takes up the entire sixth floor of the boutique LUXE on Marine building.
The three-bedroom 241 sqm residence has undergone a 12-month renovation to set it apart from the typical coastal home.
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With a private lift entry, sweeping Broadwater views, and interiors that fuse polished concrete, black steel and warm textures, the his home is anything but ordinary.
'This home will suit a discerning buyer — an executive couple, someone relocating from Sydney or Melbourne, or a local downsizer who still wants wow-factor and space,' Mr Smith said.
'It's luxurious, low-maintenance, and unlike anything else on the market.'
The main bedroom includes a lavish primary suite with marble-encased bath, walk-in robe and hidden lingerie closet.
'(The lingerie closet) is a mirror in the bedroom which is a push to open, and has a cupboard behind it,' he said.
'Inside it looks like a rack from Honey Birdette with beautiful hangers and every piece hanging up.
'It does seem odd to hear, but when you see it – it just makes sense.
'It would be a great hidden shoe/sneaker cupboard as well – whatever you treasure.
'The hidden aspect adds to the fun and glamour of the home.'
The kitchen has premium Gaggenau appliances and a butler's pantry while the cinema has velvet-draped walls and tiered seating.
There is also a 32sq m northeast-facing balcony that offers uninterrupted Broadwater views.
Property records reveal the apartment last changed hands for $1.38m in 2012 while it was listed for rent in 2018 at $1050 per week.
PropTrack data shows the median unit price in Biggera Waters is $700,000, up 10.9 per cent over 12 months.
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